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S. s. on (soo < A); whence, part 2 foUows. 11: The second part of 1 follows from the Beppo-Uvi Theorem, letting A tend to b) We have [Mn+1[2 = [Mn [2 + [(
0, ~ II4>nI12(sn{lnSn)I+1')-1 < 00. n= 1 1+"),)-1 . IMn 12( Sn-l(nSn-l) c) Finally, in 3b, we write n I M n+112 /sn + L IMjI2114>jI12/SjSj_1 j=1 = IM11 2/so + H n+1 + 2ReLn+l , where: n Hn =L 1(4)j_I,Cj)1 2/Sj_l, and Ln j=1 n =L M j _1(4)j_I,Cj)/Sj_l.
24 (Law of Large Numbers for Regressive Series). : E[cn+IIFn] = 0 and sup E[IIcn+1 11 2IFn] n ~ C, where C is a finite random variable. Suppose that ~ is a sequence 0/ complex d-dimensional random variables which is adapted to 1F. We set Sn = L:~=o II~kll2, Mn = L:~=I(~k-l,ck) and M~ = sUPk For all A such that v{x; V(x) = A} = 0, we have k :::: vu(n)(V /\ A) -+ v(V /\ A). By virtue of the Beppo-Levi Theorem, considering a sequence (An) which increases to 00 and such that v is zero on {V =An}, we have v(V) ::; k. 42 2. Rate of Convergence If limsupvn(V) ~ k, the above applies for any k1 > k for the sequence for m sufficiently large; thus part 1 is proved. (vn)n~m b) With the assumptions of the part 2, for any A outside a countable subset D of R, v(V A) and v(I1 aA + ß) are equal to zero.